Deep Under the Sea by ShadowWind
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Captain Nemo's ship as it cuts through the sea...
Vue D'Esprit 4.1/Photoshop 6
This is just a messing around type piece to get my mind off other things. Yes, it's simplistic, but it was fun.
Hope you like it...
Comments and Suggestions are welcome.
Please feel free to visit my other galleries where you will find 2D portraits, 3D works in Vue/Bryce/Poser, and more.
Thanks for Viewing
Credits:
Image Conception and Postwork by ShadowWind
The Nautilus is from 3DCafe

Comments (28)
Looks cool, thats what you would see. Well until you died or something ate you.
cool- I like it SW - great job :)
Very cool pic,great job
Nicely done Shadow - 20,000 Leagues was one of my all time favorite films of yester-year, and you've captured the essense of the Nautilus quite well. I love the sun beams and the particulate matter in the water. Excellent work, even if you were simply playing around.
WayCool! Love it!
Excellent work L.A. You have the perspective right on! It looks as if the sub is very deep underwater and yet, there are some light rays filtering in from somewhere. Great colors, and definition of the image. Just excellent!
Stunning work. I too enjoy the sea and the many wonders it has in it. This is lovley and captures the beauty of the deep ocean adventure so well.
Classy. Very glad to see it posted where it is.
We love it... The Nautilus looks fantastic!! - Long time ago I read the book and also we have seen the movie... yes, its a fantastic story :-)
yes..fantastic image from a fantastic story..sorry it took me so long to get around to seeing it..its lovely and you have chosen great colors and depth..memories of a great classic..
Great JOB !!! Cool Picture !!!
Very nice Shadow..I always loved that movie.. you did fantastic capturing the essence of it:) I like this very much:)
WOW ....Impressive Shadowwind ....I love this pic for two reason ,1 I like the under water scene and 2)I like the overall pic and the sub is a added bonus .
Nice submarine and marine snow. This is an application of you splash technique. Rating: Excellent.
Another amazing image. I love the dash of yellow within the blue, really makes the scene.
wow ! fantastic work as ever ! amazing scene and excellent ambient colors ! very creative ! Congratulations !!!
This one is really stuning! I like the overall grain, and the rays of light. Extremely good.
Beautifully done Master Shadow!
Hey! How did this one sneak by me? This is wonderful! YOu're right it is simple, but it works.
Jules Verne would have loved it for covering the book really :) the writing font and colour outstands it all as well :)
Now this could be an original movie poster!!! This is exquisite!!!! The rays of light are simply spot on! Disney may be knocking on your door for this one....Um...in a GOOD way that is! LOLOL
Just watched this movie a couple nights ago :) Your poster is beautiful, love the lighting and texture of this piece.
Great stuff! Far better than the cheesy poster that was originally used to market the film!
Great work!
Something tells me you like the sea! This is a wonderful image. I like the pixel look, as it reminds me of the Amiga pictures that use to turn up on the Net in its infancy that used to inspire me so much.
I'm enjoying your gallery so very much! :) Such lovely tributes to some of my favorite movies/characters, and always so beautifully done. 20, 000 leagues was always one of my favorites, from the time I saw it as a child. The is a perfect depiction of the Nautilus, and I love the lighting you've used, filtering downward through the water.
EXCELLENT work, my only problem is - why not leave a way for people to rank you. This is GREAT!!!
Jules, what a genius! Great picture!...